Template:AppItem: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 11:00, 8 August 2011

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[[Special:myLanguage/{{{1}}}|{{{3}}}]]

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This template makes entries for application lists. It requires three arguments: A link (without the Special:myLanguage prefix), the name of an image file and a title. Even if the link and the title is the same, the title must be there since it should be translatable. It is meant to be used within a {| ... |} group and to be immediately followed by a short text.

The <h4> tag should mark it as a headline and make it appear in the list of contents, but apparently these tags are not picked up by the wiki software, when appearing inside a template. See System Settings for a page using this template along with other items entered "by hand". Using ==== won't work either - they can't appear inside a table, it seems.

Example:

{|
{{AppItem|System Settings/Account Details|Image:Preferences-desktop-user.png|Account Details}}
Some descriptive text.
|}

displays

Account Details
	Some descriptive text.

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 |[[Image:{{{2}}}|48px|link=Special:myLanguage/{{{1}}}]]||<noinclude>
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+This template makes entries for application lists. It requires three arguments: A link (without the Special:myLanguage prefix), the name of an image file and a title. Even if the link and the title is the same, the title must be there since it should be translatable. It is meant to be used within a <nowiki>{| ... |}</nowiki> group and to be immediately followed by a short text.
-This template makes entries for application lists. It requires three arguments: A link (without the Special:myLanguage prefix), the name of an image file and a title. Even if the link and the title is the same, the title must be there since it should be translatable. It is meant to be used within a <nowiki>{| ... |}</nowiki> group and to be immediately followed by a short text.
+The <nowiki><h4></nowiki> tag should mark it as a headline and make it appear in the list of contents, but apparently these tags are not picked up by the wiki software, when appearing inside a template. See [[System Settings]] for a page using this template along with other items entered "by hand". Using ==== won't work either - they can't appear inside a table, it seems.
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